Word: mariachi
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...well as their members’ diversity–demonstrated just how much Harvard has achieved in creating such a family. The closing piece resonated with Fishburne’s comments by including performers from all the organizations involved in “Cultural Rhythms.” With mariachi music playing in the background, members of Folklórico de Aztlán, Candela Salsa, and many others integrated salsa, martial arts, Tinikling, and break dancing into one flawless, combined routine...
...Muertos,” when observers honor dead loved ones. The Peabody event featured a Mexico City-based puppet troupe, ImaginArte, which performed a play about an Aztec god’s journey to the underworld. Members of a Harvard-based band, Mariachi Veritas, provided music. It was the third time that the consulate and the museum joined to host the event, according to deputy consul Rodrigo Marquez. The Peabody includes extensive collections of Mayan and Aztec artifacts. Death was on the minds of both the puppeteers and the protesters. Several of the latter mentioned Bradley Roland Will, an activist...
...PETER BHAKTA, former contestant on The Apprentice and Republican candidate for Congress from Pennsylvania, who paraded an elephant and a mariachi band through the Rio Grande along the Texas-Mexico frontier to make a statement about lax border control...
...chest on appropriate lines like, “You sit there in your heartache,” Get it? His heart hurts. The song itself is decent, remotely danceable even. Borrowing heavily from The Cure and Bruce Springsteen, the band makes no attempt to incorporate any of the mariachi influences referenced throughout the video. It’s a pity, considering they went to the trouble of growing all that hair, but no big deal. What’s not to love about schoolgirls getting ripped off by sketchy older men? Throw in some synthesizer, a handful of crucifixes...
...American Women’s Association to Harvard Hillel, tabled at the Tent Extravaganza, handing out food and fliers. The event, held underneath a white tent, attracted a modest crowd, with people coming and going throughout the afternoon. Foundation Director S. Allen Counter also made several appearances, welcoming students. Mariachi Veritas de Harvard closed the three-hour celebration. The Foundation hopes to provide more financial support to student groups and is in the process of revamping its grant process to facilitate that, said Foundation intern Marisol Pineda-Condre ’08. The Foundation, which supports various student organizations...